New diagnosis of breast cancer. Now waiting for biopsy results

I’ve just been told that I have breast cancer. Bit of a shock to say the least. No history in the family and I wouldn’t say that I met any of the risk factors. It’s taken a few days to process the news and I’m now in that limbo stage whilst I await the results of the biopsy. 
It’s helpful to hear about other people’s journey and I know that with the support of others, I can fight what lies ahead. 

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  • Diang 

    sorry you had a diagnosis I had breast cancer in 2022 you will be ok it’s very doable you will shock yourself life goes back to normal sooner than you think I forget it ever happened on times 

    good luck love Lara xx 

  • Thank you for replying.  Yes I feel a lot more positive now I have researched it and processed the information. I am trying not to catastrophise and to concentrate on the really positive treatment results these days. 

  • Just wanted to jump in and say hello and your not alone - my partner was diagnosed in February and has had a full mastectomy and lymph node removal surgery yesterday. She’s 45 and although family history it was still a massive shock. She like you found the positive in learning about treatments and information about breast cancer. For us the waiting for results was the most challenging and most anxious time. My partner started journaling daily just to get her thoughts out was and is her therapy. The care of the hospital and nurses/ drs honestly has been out of this world. You will be in the best hands. We now are preparing for chemo and then can hopefully look forward again to the future. 
    Good luck and here if you want any more info about our experience so far X 

    Daisy 

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  • Just wanted to jump in and say hello and your not alone - my partner was diagnosed in February and has had a full mastectomy and lymph node removal surgery yesterday. She’s 45 and although family history it was still a massive shock. She like you found the positive in learning about treatments and information about breast cancer. For us the waiting for results was the most challenging and most anxious time. My partner started journaling daily just to get her thoughts out was and is her therapy. The care of the hospital and nurses/ drs honestly has been out of this world. You will be in the best hands. We now are preparing for chemo and then can hopefully look forward again to the future. 
    Good luck and here if you want any more info about our experience so far X 

    Daisy 

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